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Can I walk again smoothly after 13 years of disability from a lumbar puncture?
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Question #52983
22 days ago
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Can I walk again smoothly after 13 years of disability from a lumbar puncture? - #52983

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Due to prolonged disability below waist since 13 years after lumbar puncture, now with the help of physiotherapy I have been able to stand on Walker and take few steps with easy left leg movement and hardship in carry right leg ahead. Can I walk again smoothly. Kindly suggest me effective treatment plan

How would you describe your current ability to walk?:

- I can take a few steps with a walker

What specific challenges do you face while walking?:

- Difficulty lifting the right leg

How often do you engage in physiotherapy sessions?:

- Daily

Have you noticed any improvements since starting physiotherapy?:

- Some improvement

What is your overall health status aside from mobility issues?:

- Good — no other major health concerns

Do you follow any specific diet or nutrition plan?:

- Yes, a balanced diet

What are your goals for recovery?:

- To walk independently
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Complete recovery is challenging but panchakarma therapies will definitely help to improve in movements and stability. I suggest you to take Panchkarma therapies once in 3-5 months. Basti, Shashtikashali pinda sweda, Taila Dhara. Along with medications 1. Cap. Ksheera Bala 101 (1-1-1 before food with warm water) 2. Maharasnadi kadha 10ml twice daily after food with equal water 3. Tab. Nurod 1–0-1 after food 4. Ksheerabala Taila foe body massage half hour before hot water bath daily For 1 month follow up after 1 month


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Good progress! Standing and partial walking after 13 years shows your nerves and muscles still respond. Ayurvedic & Supportive Approach Ashwagandha + Shatavari 1tab 2times after food nerve & muscle strength Gokshura 1tab 2times after food improves muscle tone Yastimadh 1tab 2times after food rebuild strength External therapies Abhyanga (oil massage) with Bala oil on legs & lower back Kizhi / medicated poultice improves circulation & muscle power Physiotherapy Continue walker support Left leg exercises easy, Right leg – assisted lifting & stretch Gradually do weight-bearing exercises


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Yes with help of your physio and some medicines you will be able to recover quiet abit. Internal Medication Cap. Palsinuron 2 caps twice a day before food Tab. Mahavatvidhwans ras 2 tabs twice a day before food Syp. Dashmoolarishta 3 tsp twice a day after food with 3-4 tsp of warm water. External Medication Ksheerbala tailam Light massage and hot fomentation After massage continue your physio l Hot fomentation. If you can get a pind sweda done from a panchakarma center near you.


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After 13 years of lower-body disability following a lumbar puncture, full recovery is challenging but significant improvement is possible with consistent, targeted rehabilitation. Your progress—standing and taking a few steps with the walker—shows that the nervous system and muscles still retain some plasticity. Walking smoothly will require strengthening, coordination, and gradual neuromuscular retraining. A structured plan includes: daily physiotherapy focused on muscle strengthening, especially the right leg and core muscles, balance training, and gait re-education. Use supportive devices like a walker or parallel bars initially, then gradually reduce reliance as strength improves. Incorporate passive and active stretching to prevent contractures, and consider functional electrical stimulation (FES) if available, to activate weak muscles. Ayurvedic support can help nourish nerves and muscles. Take Ashwagandha ½ tsp with warm milk twice daily and Bala (Sida cordifolia) Churna ½ tsp twice daily to strengthen muscles and support nerve function. External therapies like Abhyanga with Mahanarayan Oil and gentle warm oil massage of legs and lower back daily improve circulation, reduce stiffness, and support recovery. Patience and consistency are key. With dedicated physiotherapy, strengthening, and supportive therapies, walking independently with smoother gait is achievable over months to a year, though full symmetry may take longer. Regular monitoring and gradual progression prevent injury and optimize recovery.


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Continue physiotherapy exercises, also can do yogasana under expert’s guidance. This will help strengthen the muscles and the nerves Start with ayurvedic treatment internally Cap. Lumbagest 1-0-1 after food with water Myaxyl pain relief oil to release pain to be applied on affected pain areas. Do Full body massage with ksheerbala oil on alternate day. Ashwagandha lehyam 0-0-1tsp after dinner with water. Rasnasapthakam kwath tablet 1-0-1 after food with water


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